14 julio, 2014
por Felipe Sahagún
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The federal government celebrates many quiet victories every day. But when it comes to making headlines, it’s no secret that government failures—not success stories—are more likely to show up on the front page. In a new research paper, Why Government … Continuar leyendo
30 junio, 2014
por Felipe Sahagún
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PolitiFact ✔ @PolitiFact Sign up for our email newsletter, about once a week: http://ow.ly/yCJdB (scroll down; look for Politics) 10:54 PM – 30 Jun 2014
3 mayo, 2014
por Felipe Sahagún
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During my adolescence and my twenties, I often wondered what it would be like to live through a time of major change. You may think this is strange given my early adolescence saw the falling of the Berlin Wall … Continuar leyendo
7 noviembre, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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The Fix by Chris Cillizza November 7 at 3:38 pm (The Washington Post) Twitter is now a publicly traded stock. But long before any Tom, Dick or Harry (or Ron) could buy stock in Twitter, the micro-blogging service was in … Continuar leyendo
30 septiembre, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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The rise of the machines in the study of politics: 5 things I learned from studies using #TextAsData: this is how Joshua Ticker headed his Sep. 28, 2013 article for The Washington Post on the lessons he learned in a … Continuar leyendo
1 agosto, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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For 10 years Alastair Campbell was Tony Blair’s right-hand man as communications strategist and chief spokesman, often witnessing history in the making. As the most influential Government advisor, Alastair was no stranger to controversy, working the headlines and occasionally making … Continuar leyendo